Anat has been conducting choirs since 1986 and is an experienced voice teacher, composer, and arranger. She has a Master's degree in Choir Conducting and a Bachelor’s degree in Orchestra Conducting from the Music and Dance Academy in Jerusalem. She also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Musicology and Mathematics from the Hebrew University. In 2004 she established the Udiana Choir and has conducted it ever since. She also conducts the Liella Choir, with forty singers from the Jezreel Valley and surrounds. For twenty years she has been the director of music at the Waldorf high school, teaching choral singing to all students, writing original music for the high school plays, and coordinating the music major. And for ten years she conducted a choir of staff members and members of the rehabilitation program at Hiram--a rehabilitation center for the mentally challenged in Harduf. Over the years Anat has composed many pieces and written hundreds of musical arrangements inspired by her work with the choir singers and students. She conducts workshops for ensembles and conductors. Anat has trained as a singer and taught voice development lessons privately. Anat sits on the board of "Hillel" (the organization of choirs in Israel). She has lived on Harduf since 2002, is married and the mother of four sons.